AMET · Western Atlantic University School of Medicine · 2027 intakes
Start your MD
in 2027.
Western Atlantic University School of Medicine offers a Doctor of Medicine (MD) program, with its campus in Freeport, Grand Bahama. Register by 31 December 2026 for AMET’s early-bird benefits.
Freeport, Grand Bahama · Doctor of Medicine (MD) · English-language program · Student visa guidance
Register by 31 December 2026
Early-bird closes in:
- Priority processing of your application
- Free one-on-one profile review
- Free student visa checklist & review
- Early scholarship eligibility check
Choose your 2027 study option
Western Atlantic University School of Medicine is a medical school based in The Bahamas. AMET guides your application and student visa.
Doctor of Medicine (MD)
A medical degree combining basic sciences with clinical training. Your counsellor explains the program structure and clinical rotations.
Ask about this → PreparationPre-medical study
If you need more science preparation first, ask us about pre-medical options.
Ask about this → AdviceLicensing & careers
Medical licensing rules depend on the country where you want to practise. Plan ahead with your counsellor.
Ask about this →Four early-bird benefits from AMET
Register your interest before 31 December 2026 and AMET will give your 2027 Western Atlantic application a head start.
Priority counselling
Your application plan moves to the front of AMET’s queue, so you can start on essays, tests and documents sooner.
Free profile review
A one-on-one review of your transcripts, CV, statement and documents with an AMET counsellor before you apply.
Free student visa support
A personalised student visa checklist and a review of your documents before you apply.
Scholarship check
We check which school scholarships you may be eligible for and help you apply on time.
Early-bird benefits apply to registrations received by 11:59pm AEDT on 31 December 2026. Admission and scholarship decisions are made by the school; AMET does not guarantee an offer or an award.
How to apply to Western Atlantic
Applicants usually need a bachelor’s degree or equivalent pre-medical study with science prerequisites. AMET helps you check your eligibility, prepare your documents and apply.
Check eligibility
We review your science background, grades and English.
Prepare and apply
Personal statement, references, transcripts and application.
Interview & offer
Medical schools usually interview shortlisted applicants before making offers.
Entry requirements, intakes, fees, accreditation and clinical training arrangements are confirmed by the school at application. Check the licensing rules in the country where you plan to practise.
Choose your 2027 intake
Doctor of Medicine (MD)
The school admits students more than once a year.
Allow time for your offer and student visa. Your AMET counsellor confirms the exact intake dates and deadlines.
Pre-medical study
Need more science preparation first? Ask us about your options.
Programs and dates are confirmed at application.
Study in Grand Bahama
The school is based in Freeport, the main city on Grand Bahama island, a short flight from Florida.
Life in Freeport
The main city on Grand Bahama island, with beaches, marinas and a relaxed island lifestyle.
- Island lifeBeaches and clear water close to the city.
- Close to the USA short flight to Florida.
- Warm climateWarm weather all year round.
- English-speakingEnglish is the official language of The Bahamas.
From registration to your first class
Register by 31 Dec
Send your details below to lock in your early-bird benefits.
Sign your agreement
AMET emails you our Study Abroad Agreement to sign online.
Profile review
Your free one-on-one review of your transcripts, CV and documents.
Apply & get your decision
We guide your application, documents and interview preparation through to your decision.
Student visa
Apply for your student visa with our free checklist and review.
Early-bird closes 31 December 2026
Register for the 2027 early-bird
Tell us about yourself. An AMET counsellor will be in touch, and we’ll email you right away:
- Your AMET Study Abroad Agreement to review and sign online
- An introduction from our admissions team with your next steps
- The document checklist for your Western Atlantic application
Prefer to talk first? Book a free consultation or WhatsApp +61 433 463 333.
Thank you, !
We’ve received your interest in Western Atlantic University School of Medicine. Please check your inbox (and spam folder) for your AMET Study Abroad Agreement and an introduction email from our admissions team.
2027 early-bird questions
When does the early-bird close?
Registrations received by 11:59pm AEDT on 31 December 2026 qualify for AMET’s early-bird benefits.
Does registering commit me to anything?
No. Registering secures your early-bird benefits and connects you with an AMET counsellor. You decide whether to apply.
Does AMET submit my application for me?
AMET helps you prepare and review every part of your application, and supports your student visa. Your counsellor explains how applications are submitted to the school.
When does the MD program start?
The school admits students more than once a year. Your AMET counsellor confirms the next available intakes and deadlines.
Where will I do my clinical training?
Clinical training arrangements are set by the school. Ask your AMET counsellor for the current details before you apply.
Can I practise medicine after graduating?
Licensing depends on the country where you want to practise and usually involves national exams. Check the rules for your country before you apply.
Start your MD in 2027
Register by 31 December 2026 for your early-bird benefits.
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